News Summary
Golf fans can expect a thrilling 2025 as both the PGA Tour and LPGA unveil packed schedules featuring a record number of events and impressive prize funds. The PGA Tour will host 39 events, including iconic tournaments like The Masters and FedEx playoffs. Meanwhile, the LPGA will have 35 events with a historic $131 million prize fund. With exciting new tournaments and fan-favorite events returning, 2025 is poised to be an unforgettable year for golfers and enthusiasts alike.
Exciting Changes on the Horizon for Golf Fans in 2025
Golf enthusiasts, get ready for a thrilling year ahead as the PGA Tour and LPGA announce their 2025 schedules, both packed with more action, more events, and even fatter prize pots! Yes, the golf buzz is definitely in the air, offering fans and players alike a lineup that includes 39 events for the PGA Tour and an impressive 35 events for the LPGA.
PGA Tour: A Smorgasbord of Tournaments
Kicking off the PGA Tour season is none other than The Sentry tournament, slated for Dec. 30-Jan. 5 in the tropical bliss of Hawaii. What better way to wave goodbye to the old year and say hello to the new one than with some world-class golf?
Mark your calendars, folks, because this 2025 schedule isn’t just any lineup. It features a delightful mix of old favorites and exciting international adventures. Among them, we see a host of signature events that aim to attract the crème de la crème of golf, including:
- The Sentry
- AT&T Pebble Beach Pro-Am
- Genesis Invitational
- Arnold Palmer Invitational
- RBC Heritage
- Truist Championship
- Travelers Championship
- Memorial Tournament
Now, how about the FedExCup Playoffs? That’s where things really heat up! Starting with the FedEx St. Jude Championship in Memphis from Aug. 7-10, golf fans will be glued to their screens as players fight for golf’s ultimate glory. Other pivotal playoff events include the BMW Championship at Caves Valley Golf Club from Aug. 14-17 and the climactic TOUR Championship at East Lake Golf Club from Aug. 21-24, boasting a jaw-dropping winner’s payout of $25 million.
And not to forget the iconic major tournaments peppered throughout the year! The Masters Tournament will dazzle us from April 10-13 at Augusta National Golf Club, while the U.S. Open will take place at Oakmont during Father’s Day weekend in June. Golf fans will also be thrilled to see the return of the Open Championship at the Dunluce Course in Northern Ireland, happening from July 17-20.
Adding to the excitement, golf legend Tiger Woods has received a special exemption to participate in all eight signature events this upcoming year. What a treat to see him gracing the fairways once again!
LPGA: A Historic Prize Fund and New Events
The LPGA is also stepping up its game in 2025, unveiling a schedule that features 35 events along with a record-breaking total prize fund of $131 million. Talk about making history! The season will begin a bit later, opening with the Hilton Grand Vacations Tournament of Champions from Jan. 30-Feb. 2 in Florida, setting the stage for a robust calendar ahead.
This year, there are exciting new LPGA events, including the Black Desert Championship in Utah, and a much-anticipated return to Mexico. Let’s not forget the International Crown team event, taking place in Korea come October. What a perfect setting for some team spirit!
Furthermore, in a commitment to support players, 24 LPGA events will be providing travel stipends and guaranteed minimum payouts. This is an initiative aimed at ensuring that all competitors can give their best on the greens without the added strain of financial worries.
Viewers can continue to catch all the action, with events being broadcasted on Golf Channel, alongside extra coverage on NBC and CBS. With all these fantastic updates in 2025, it’s shaping up to be a monumental year for golf!
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Additional Resources
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